Which country has the world’s largest tiger population: China, India or Russia?
India now boasts the world's largest wild tiger population, estimated at 3,682 individuals, significantly surpassing Russia and China. This remarkable conservation success, driven by decades of dedicated policy and enforcement, makes India the primary custodian of the species' future. The nation's efforts highlight that extinction is not inevitable with sustained conservation.
India now boasts the world's largest wild tiger population, estimated at 3,682 individuals, significantly surpassing Russia and China. This remarkable conservation success, driven by decades of dedicated policy and enforcement, makes India the primary custodian of the species' future. The nation's efforts highlight that extinction is not inevitable with sustained conservation.
